The Cultural Landscape of Ketamine Abuse
<p>Ketamine is often differentiated from other mediums of altered states because it isn’t archaic like ayahuasca or mushrooms and so on.</p>
<p>In that sense, it’s considered unique in a therapeutic context, where the experience is not influenced by preconceived ideas and expectations, giving way to a more authentic and deeply personal experience.</p>
<p>However, problematically, it is that same blind eye that refuses to acknowledge its long-term physiological side-effects.</p>
<p>Its initial synthesis occurred over fifty years ago, five years later, the first accounts of non-medical use were documented. Since then, ketamine has fledged the nest of the Pfizer subsidiary it was born into and gone worldwide.</p>
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